Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1951 — Page 28

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The new blood injected into the Rad Sox's veins to give| “them pennant-winning life jumped the Bostons into the American League lead today after a marathon double-| header sweep from the White Sox.

- Lou Boudreau was grabbed up as an expensive trans-| fusion by the Red Sox when he was fired as Cleveland

manager..Clyde Vollmer was, —————"——-

: . [third. He scored the tying Tun obtained last season in a on Dom DiMaggio’ 8 single.

trade with Washington. And The Yankees gained a secondthese neWwcomers—not the old place tie on Allie Reynolds’ noWilliams, Stephens, Goodman | hitter and Gene Woodling’s homer bunch—provided the runs that! Which gave them a 1-0 win over! beat the White Sox i 59 and Se 4/Cleveland. A 10-hit blast including 5 : 3 * “Hoot Evers’ homer and four doulast night. The second game bles gave the Tigers a 5-4 win went 17 Innings, sstting a NeW! over Washington, and the A's American League record for a > 3 ‘ night game. swept a night double-header from Vollmer, who figured in all three victories over the Yankees ule last week-end, hit a two-run, Phils Rout ‘Dickson homer and Boudreau drove | ne nodgers ran their National the winning run with a double y oa ye lead to nine and a half in the first game before 52,502 |games with a three-homer 9-3 win | hardies. over the Cubs, while the Cards! In the 17th inning of the sec-|took second with a 2-0 win over ond game Boudreau opened with te Giants on Billy Johmsors a single, went to third on Billy | fifth-inning two-run homer. Goodman's single and then scored phils routed Murry Dickson The on a long fly by Vollmer -— andian 11.6 conquest of the Pirates, that made the Bosox the league while the Reds and Braves were

leaders. rained out, Errors Maul Chisox Reynolds’ no-hitter barely beat The second game was an es: Boh Feller's four-hitter as the

loss for Chisox Rogovin, be-

especially hitter right-hander Saul

fumbling Yanks sought to launch a comeback. Indian Allie had one

cause he went the full record scare when Hank Bauer had to go distance against three Bostonlagainst the wall to catch Sam pitchers, Chapman's long fly In the seventh Eighth-inning errors mauled after Woodling had hit his homer.

Feller's only hits were the homer, a double by Mickey Mantle and singles by Yogi Berra and Gil Mc¢Dougald. Feller, who pitched a no-hitter himself two weeks ago, had one going until the sixth when Mantle spoiled it.

the White Sox in the late game. A two-run blast in the seventh had given them a 4-3 lead. Pinchhitter Fred Hatfield beat out a single in the eighth but Rogovin threw the ball wild into right

fleld, allowing Hatfield to reach!

AL i Left On Bases—New York 5. Cleveland 2 RE i 5 < talked about a no-hitter in the Bases On Balls—Of Reynolds 3 Peller 3 LEAGUE STANDINGS Philadelphia eeond 007 300 003 11 12 o seventh.” Struck Out, By—Reynolds 4: Feller 3 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 8t Louis 000 000 000 - 0 8 : - Winning Pitcher—Reynolds (10-51. Losing Won Lost Pct. GR Shants (8-8) and Tinton; Starr. Bleater Reynolds, calm and cool ag the Pitcher—Feller (12-3). Umpires— McGowan Milwaukee 49 38 563 (31, Mahoney 41 and Batts. La Sin brisk breeze that blew in from" jxinle. Hurley and Honochick. Time— Kansas City. ......... 40 38 563 Piteher—8tarr. (1.5), Home Run-—Zernial 4, Attendance—39,195 8 Paul i” Fara is 3 4 3 Washington 000 000 301-- 4 o o/ nearby Lake Erie, showed his first en — | nneapous Shee wm . 4 2 YM i y ae ‘ . y INDIANAPOLIS ...." 40 41 ap¢ 6 [Detroit Harte. ih a0 00x~.5 10 emotion after striking out Bobby Woodling has beaten Cleveland Toledo ov 3% 45 ABs Blalrick (8) ‘and Kluttz, Guerra 71: Cain. Avila to end the game. with a homer this season. Louisville ia 0 AT 460 %.. [Hutchinson (7), and Ginsbers. Winning “yr 3 "Vv p10 Rey 3 isteri i i { “olumbus 33° 49 402 13%!Pitcher—Cain (8-6. Losine Pitcher San Ya did it! Ya did it!” shouted teynolds, registering his 10th AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. GB ford 9, Heme Rus. rs an exhilirant Yogi Berra, as he victory, required one of his .top Roxton 43 1 A Chicago... C000 002 100 3 4 1 did an ape-like dance to the mound efforts to beat Bob Feller, who ida an 2 3 813 1 Brooklyn t 100 112 0dx— 9 11 and handed Reynolds the or — - ~~ ha thant a an Minner, Leonard 6), Klippstein (77 and , 4s dn HH I Er Risveland Cares 33 33 3 12 Edwards: Branca, King (5), Podbielan (7) cherished baseball. Washington : 31 45 408 n ang athpanel a nyinning Pitcher-Pod. I did it at that, didn't 1?” 109 g - ps ing [ ! ( Shiladelphie 3 8 Ju 183g, Home Runs—Purillo. Cox. Sauer, Camp- |g inned the perspiring right- ’ . (Anelia " > NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 010 000 041— 6 14 1 Hander, accepting Berra's out 8-INCH ‘on Lost Pct. GB [Philadelphia 440 100 11x11 14 0 cipreote : Brooklyn 51 26 682 Dic ROT “Qiieen LaPaime i8) and stretched hand $ 89 8 Lots 1! 35 539 0'% Garagiola, FitzGerald (7); Meyer (6-71 and New York . i 37 A838 95 Wilber Losing Pitcher-— Dickson 10-9 » » ” Cincinnati PE 8 IR 466 13'y Home Runs-——Hamner. Wilber. Bell . " fniladeiphia 36 4 A688 15 St Louis : 000 020 000-2 1 0 IN BEATING the Indians, the - BRAN iets. 20 430 18'% New York 000" 000 000-0 4 0 . ( aphian... 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TO THE VICTOR—The New York Yankees' Allie Reynolds got the spoils of a no-hit pitching performance from his jubilant teammates at Cleveland last night. Reynolds twirled the no-hitter against Cleveland's Bob Feller, who gave up four hits. Yanks won, | to 0.

: Reynolds Had Yankees buried 3 nakittes Mmsele Jug) Yankees last night.

Fidgeting on Bench Half-way through the game, Reynolds said to Lopat, .“You Br United Press think I can't do jt?’ CLEVELAND, July 13 — Ane No=Hitter The Yankee southpaw shud NEW YORK i Revnolds playfully teased and AB H 0 A dered and turned away to Keep M tie f 1 1 n n tantalized his Yankee teammates Riz 4 n ( ¢ control oil 4 n 1 1 into a fidgety group of ‘‘nervous Bi : 4 1 4 1 2 2 0 A : : f 4 1 2 ) g OT {G3 : fift shiutwrecks” while pitching a 1-t0-0 pau 0 7 0 IN NOTCHING his fifth shu . MacDou ih } 1 1 2 out of the season, Reynolds no-hit game over the Cleveland Colemar 3 0 4 5 : Reynolds. P .....vivus 2 0 0 o walked only three, struck out Indians last night. Yolals % a a1 13 five and experienced one anxious Flaunting tradition at every CLEVELAND moment in the seventh when turn, the chunky, snub - nosed Mitchell. If AB. Ho A Cleveland Outfielder Sam ChapCreek Indian admitted giving his ayia “ai . Aims “hangi urve” a 2h 4 0 } 4+ man hit a “hanging curve” to the mates the “jitters by mentioning Dab of a 9 2 deep precincts of left field. the fact Cleveland had no hits 0 12 0 In the Cleveland dressing room, from the third inning on. Simpson. rf 22 nn 3 0 there was unanimous praise for ‘ t joone 88 3 ’ 3 I realized I had one. going all Fone * Xe 2a i 8 & a Reynolds’ fast ball and slider but the way,” He laughed, “but these Peller, » or 2 2? 0 1lCatcher Jim Hegan made sure to superstitious jerks” pointing to Hata - = = -- point out, "it took a no-hitter to other gleeful Yankee players Dla : ' beat rbby.” ‘had Ei wh 1 be entio Leman struck oat for Feller in ninth deat. Bx bby rp —————— rad a fi en gan mention wy, yory ( DOR. DOS. 1001 ing it. Cleveland S. ~ 000 000 000-0 » » » Er for Rizzu i Run Batted Ing-Wood ling wo Ba Hite M 1 Run “EDDIE LOPAT just about Woodling Doge, Pave Rizzuto. to Cole ‘ 4 man to Collin egra ta Coleman; Collins Coleman Boohs to Avila to Easter

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CLEVELAND, July 13 (UP) —Allie Reynolds fell on his face while trying to follow in Bobby Feller's footsteps. While pitching to Bob Avila, last Cleveland batter, in the ninth, Reynolds fell and sprawled on the ground.

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